Affiliate Marketing Manager

Role overview

Owns Kraymer Art 's affiliate and creator program end to end, from sourcing creators through tracking, payout, and reporting. Builds the systems and relationships that turn a warm anime audience into a repeatable growth channel. Works with the founder and marketing on turning creator content into affiliate, organic, and paid opportunities.
What you'll do

- Own the affiliate and creator program end to end, sourcing through payout and reporting.

- Source and qualify anime, gaming, fashion, and lifestyle creators by brand fit, audience, engagement, and content quality.

- Set up and manage affiliate tracking in Social Snowball or a comparable tool: creator programs, tracked links, discount codes, and onboarding.

- Run outreach, follow-up, gifting, and creator agreements without letting relationships slip.

- Build and maintain the creator database, outreach templates, and performance reporting.

- Turn strong creator content into affiliate, organic, and paid ad opportunities, including whitelisting into paid.

- Build a tiered ambassador or referral program where creators recruit other creators.

Must-haves

- Proven affiliate marketing experience, with a program you personally ran.

- Hands-on experience with Social Snowball, UpPromote, Refersion, or a similar affiliate and referral platform.

- Creator or influencer marketing experience for an ecommerce brand.

- Shopify experience.

- Genuine anime knowledge and familiarity with fandom communities.

- Written and spoken English at C2 level. This is a hard requirement.

The details

- Fully remote, open to applicants in any country.

- 40 hours per week, flexible hours, choose your own schedule.

- Pay is US$6 to US$15 per hour based on experience. If your rate expectation is above this range, this is not the role for you. Please do not apply.

- Long-term role with full-time potential.

How to apply

If this fits your experience and the pay band works for you, apply. To help us find thoughtful applicants, please write the word "seesaw" in your response to the first screening question on the application page.

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